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• Plan, organize, conduct and document
  creative life skills sessions for children, youth and caregivers in
  cooperation with facilitators according to the War Child Holland
  methodology.
• The incumbent will also coach, mentor and
  supervise the facilitators in order to achieve quality project goals arid
  objectives.
• Identifies beneficiaries, including
  referral, in close cooperation with Facilitators and Program Development
  Advisor.
• Prepares and spearheads the implementation
  of plans for project activities and ensures quality and timely reporting.

• The applicants should hold Bachelor’s
  Degrees in Community Development, Social Work or any related field
• A minimum of three years of working
  experience with an IIMGQ in Psycho Social Support areas
• Significant experience with and/or strong
  understanding of Child Protection programs, Youth programs and/or Life
  Skills programs;
• Excellent social and communication skills
  for coaching and mentoring; and for liaising with external stakeholders;
  Good understanding of broader development themes such as Protection,
  Gender, SRH, livelihoods and child rights;
• Broad knowledge and understanding of the
  dynamics in context, politics and culture of The West Nile Region of
  Uganda and within the refugee settlements.
• Ability to speak and write English and be
  able to speak one of the local languages: (Kakwa, Arabic, Madi and Acholi)

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